The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25

invoice of sheet aud book music be has
lust received. The latest instrumental
and vocal selections at city prices. y
The Union Square Company played
to good houses the first three nights OF
this week and gave very good satislac-
ton. Oscar COwan held the lucky
that drew the silver pitcner-
The sheriff asks US to say that all
who are deliQuent in the matter OF
personal taxes will save costs by CALI
ing on him at once. as he has gwen
them all the time that can be allowed.
Notice is hereby given that all par
ties indebted to the late firm OF rat
terson Bros, who do not make settle.
ment before the first Of March, viii
find their accounts placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection.
The Young Ladies Working Band,
of the Baptist Society of this city, will
rive a "Lougfellow" entertainment in |
the Baptist church Monday evening, |
February 18th. Exercises to COM |
mence at 1870. Admission 10 cents. !
See program.
We are asked to give notice that
Mrs. J. E. Rastall. State Superintend-
emit of the w. G. T. o., will give lee
ture at the NJ. E. Church in. this city
on Thursday evening March 3. Mrs.
Rastall is q good speaker and her al
dress will doubtless be full OF interest,".
The card of c. f. Merwin, Abstract
er of Titles, will be found in our pro-
fessional directory this week. Those
having occasion to do business with
Mr.. Merwin will find him q gentleman
of the strictest integrity, prompt, re-
liable and accurate in his business
habits.
We see by the Humboldt Union that
the Attorney General refuses to dis
miss the even sections suit. b Gliding
that the questions at issue therin were
not adjudicated by the decision on the
odd sections. Since it has too be tried
we hope it will be pushed with all pos
sible speed.
H.W. Conklin, Miles Fisher and
J. X. Crigler have formed partner
ship for the purpose of introducing
new washing machine which Mr..
Coukling has invented. A patent has
been applied for and a number of sam.
pie machines are being made by the
Live Hardware.
A card from Mccormick Brothers, the
Pioua stock men, after directing US to
continue their advertisement until
they order it out, adds I'VE think you
did good thing for THE REGISTER in
opening column for the farmers" we
hope so. We hope it will also prove
to be good thing for the farmers
The REGISTER is under many obli-
cations to its friend, Miss Matte Ny
ers, of Tampa, Florida, for q box OF
orange blossoms. They were the gen.
uine thing, fragrant and beautiful, and
our ONLY regret is that it was impOesi-
BILE to hasten our arrangements so that
thew might be used before they faded.
Auy one wishing to buy so acres OF
land. all enclosed, more than half in
cultivation, and q good we'll, 4 miles
north of lola, in q good neighborhood.
school just across the road, several
churches liz easy access, may get an
extra bargain by applying at once to
this office. Land has sold all round 1t
for nearly twie what is asked for this.
A friend reports to is that he over
heard democratic officer in one OF oul
! outlying townships remark TO crowo
of men who were discussing the dlffer'
ent newspapers: "The REGISTER Il
, the only paper in the county that L
worth carrying home" The REGIS
; TER is obliged to him for his COCO
opinion and hopes it will continue z
: deserve it.
r The leading lady of the UnloI
SQUARE Company, who played here tn
=. first three nights of the week undo
= the name of Miss Reta earns, is tn
. Miss Alice Smith who assisted Capt
Dobbs with the Tennessee Scout
three wears ago. Miss Smith has evl
= IDENTIFY done great deal of hard wori
e in the interim as she il now reaii.
. accomplished actress.
Mr.. d, L. Parshall. whose visit
}. his sister, Mrs. Goodhue, was note
:. last week. has bought the Chas Lakl
e residence property on Madison avenue
consideration 81 800. Mr.. P. has nc
fully decided whether he will bring 81
y family here or not. but whether he oc
= cupies it OK not, the property Is Gel
'e tainly a good investment at that prlc'
n Married, at the residence of Ii
1t brides parents, February the .; loo'
e. by Rev. Hankins, Mr.. r. V. Bale an
Miss Purdom, all Of Allen county hal
sas. There was quite a large comps
% nv of friends present to witness the ce
&c emony and to offer congratulations
IN the Young people who are general IA,
e orites among their acquaintance.
large number of valuable presen
To- were received and the occasion was
t. very happy one.
ss. f. NJ. Eckley's resignation as ~
as tice of the Peace was sent 10 the "O
ernor last week, and this week Il
r. Governor appointed VIM. Hankins
nr fill the vacancy. Mr.. Hankins had
.ss idea until the commission reached hi
ts that his name had been suggested al
he declares that it is impossible
him to serve and that he will not gu,
Ell ify. We understand petition Is
x, ing circulated asking the appointme
d. of. A. Christy to the vacant once.
Mr., Waters hands US copy OF t
Chicago Tribune which contains
es, account of the healing of large ca
ITS Ger by the use of common sheep sorr
nd The preparation and application OF
cal pIant are described as follows:
vi r,.-,.,.. a-s vr,nnsd in brown paper
eSS tight as 10 make the package impervious 10 2
This package was then placed beneath an oi
crate and covered with the hot ashes OF
ed same When sufficiently coose@ hi u ana moi
ess ee anu II az ~. anniieJ the leaves being
lg- direct coutacs with the ulcer, which was hi
try iy held to the part Affected ps nirstion of
ers' chief h,an ,;a, 70 zane awav and has not eli
,'al appeared.